Who said we have to have empathy for everyone?
These people can burn. I hope whatever befalls them is a slow, agonizing death. They proactively cause harm to other people and rejoice about it. I don’t care if they get strung up and given one paper cut every 15 seconds until they bleed out, fuck them. And, yes, I realize the irony - but I could still write a 20 page paper on how their death is a net positive for the world and how the victims of their actions is a net negative.
Needs more bay leaf
I think Kristi Noem herself should make an appearance, see how that works out.
If they are close enough to me to film as close as I’ve seen, I feel like they’re close enough for face shots?
If an unidentified armed Nazi breaks my door down I am absolutely burying them six feet under.
Or we hunt them down
I agree with you mostly…
…but people need to arm themselves. Learn how to treat wounds, learn how to make explosives, learn how to handle guns and amass them (and ammo).
We “will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest”.
Welp, RIP global economy.
This isn’t an if now, it’s a when.
Someone should start a website that glorifies harming ICE agents and then maybe we can get some critical mass going with copycats and competition.
Willing to help them out, please let me know if a GoFundMe or something pops up
These would be good for dead ICE agent bodies.
Oh interesting, didn’t know this about Plasma, I’ll check it out!
I want to be able to RDP into the machine from Windows or another Linux box and have the target machine be responsive and adapt to the source machine’s DPI and resolution.
I’m going over 5gbit lines so it isn’t a bandwidth issue.
Thus far…text is either blurry no matter the scaling used, the mouse and typing is sluggish, I end up with scrollbars for the display, or things like it spawns a new session and doesn’t connect me to the existing one.
I’ve been able to solve some of the above with config file changes and/or trying other methods like NoMachine, AnyDesk, xrdp, x11vnc, gnome remote desktop, or otherwise - but I’ve yet to find something that works and achieves all of it.
One issue I think that might be at play is that my monitor is 4K and Windows recognizes that as a supported resolution but no Linux distros do. I tried forcing it with xrandr and other tweaks, but it either doesn’t take or it basically kills the display entirely and I can’t get it back up.
I really want this to work, I have no real reason to use Windows other than shortcut keys which I can adapt to and the portability and usability of RDP which I’m struggling to find a useful replacement for.
I’ll add that to the money I get on my 1000% discount for medications this administration promised.
Don’t worry, US citizens will let it.
USAID, dead. IRS, gutted. FBI & DHS, nazified. The list goes on into the hundreds maybe thousands.
If US citizens changed things today, it would still be decades upon decades before one could even get back to square one.
It sucks, but at this point I think China taking over as the world’s super power might be net better in the short term.
I’ve tried Fedora, Ubuntu, PopOS, Mint, Debian - and so far out of box none of them work great. Some require large handfuls of extensions to get “normal” productivity things working and other hacks are sometimes needed just to get drivers working. I’ve yet to find any distro with a solid out of box RDP solution and so far gnome remote desktop, xrdp, and rustdesk have proven extremely lacking.
Are there any other distros worth checking out that you’d recommend and other RDP solutions? The latter is probably most key to me as I can figure out the former (in general…it’ll never be perfect, but I’ll get by).
I need to be able to access a shared local session, visually, with a resolution that adjusts to the client (not the server). Upon connection I can’t have a new session occurring or an old session first being completely logged out and it needs to be crystal clear and responsive. It seems like of the above, I can only ever check 1-2 boxes but never all of them versus windows, unfortunately.
Just the windshield to start.
Jokes on you, I’m worth -$200,000 and I don’t even have a house.
In the US this is sort of possible. And it’s stupid.
I’d bet my retirement on “they didn’t”.